"Since I was young, my mother taught me not to take other people's things and take advantage."
I remember one time when I took a high-speed train to another place, there were some small biscuits on my body, and the packaging was beautiful. When I ate happily, I found a little sister in the aisle staring at the biscuit in my hand, looking very eager. I was amused by her expression, so I took a bag and said, "Little sister, take it to eat."
She had reached out to me, but in the end she flinched, and the expression on her face changed, as if she was engaged in a fierce psychological struggle. Said to me: "Mom said you can't take other people's things casually, I don't want it."
I said: "Then you say thank you to me. If you say thank you, you don't just take it casually." The little girl said thank you sweetly, took my cookie and ran away happily.
Soon after, the little girl came back with a big apple in her hand and said to me: "I invite you, eat an apple."
I said: "I don't eat, but thank you."
The little girl said: "Mom said that if you take someone else's gift, you should give it back to someone else. If you don't want it, I won't leave."
I said, "Well, I accepted. Thank you for your gift."
This incident left a very deep impression on me. Such a little girl knows that it is wrong to take advantage of the benefits given by others. I think this is education.
There is another story.
One morning, my father made two bowls of poached egg noodles. Put a bowl of eggs on top, and one without eggs on top.
The father asked his son which bowl to eat?
"A bowl with eggs," the son said, pointing to the bowl.
Father said: "Kong Rong can give someone a pear when he is seven! How can you be like this when you are ten!"
The son said: "He is him! I am me!"
The father asked tentatively: "Is it really going to be like this?"
"Really!" the son replied firmly, cutting the egg in half with a thunderous motion.
"Don't regret it?" The father asked involuntarily for the last time, surprised by his son's movements and amazing speed.
"No regrets!" In order to express his indestructible determination, the son ate the egg.
The father silently watched his son finish the meal, picked up the egg-free bowl alone, and began to immerse himself in pain. There are two eggs hidden in the father's bowl, and the son clearly sees it.
The father pointed to the two eggs in the bowl and warned his son: "Remember! People who want to take advantage of it often cannot take advantage of it."